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September EtsyFAST Challenge

Finally the EtsyFAST challenge for September items have been listed. It takes only a few days to finish a project, it is the listing that has been taking a while. I have yet to figure out why. :) Something I'll have to work on, I guess.

One set was an order, the second set is in a gallery, and this set is now available on Etsy.
In other news some more shibori scarves are ready to go for the fall 2007 season and will be in one of the boutiques by October. They have been a lot of fun and although they are a little more work than a regular scarf. I have some serious plans for this upcoming line.
The next issue of Sunrise Lodge Fiber Studio Newsletter will be available soon!!!
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skiingweaver said…
Oooh, the shibori scarf is *gorgeous*. I've always wanted to give that a try, but I'm a little chicken. :) Very inspiring. (Love the towels, too!)
September 18, 2007 at 10:06 AM
Leigh said…
Your weaving is lovely. I've done a lot of dishtowels, but have yet to try waffle weave. I need to add that to my "do soon" list. I'm just surfing WeaveRing and couldn't help but stop to comment.
September 20, 2007 at 11:16 PM
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